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Also, consider finding partners: people who are already working on something similar. www.soshiku.com comes to mind immediately.
by ph0rque 18y ago
Also, consider finding partners: people who are already working on something similar. www.soshiku.com comes to mind immediately.
- gsmaverick 18y agoI've tried to look for partners but either they are bad coders, not committed, or are not "startup" people.
- ph0rque 18y agoKeep looking (not full time, of course). They're out there! Obviously, this is one of the best places to do so...
- gsmaverick 18y agoI am wondering what the best way to look for co-founders is. I'm only 16, and I've got nothing to pay them, and a bad economy staring us down. Do you have any tips?
- ph0rque 18y agoThe way I found my current co-founder is by attending a Ruby meetup in my area, and talking to the other members. Don't worry about paying people, or the economy; just get together for a weekend and start hacking on a small project. If things work out, you can just go from there; if not, rinse, lather, repeat :~).